1. Coquette
9.1
2800 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA
French Restaurant · Garden District · 68 tips and reviews
Mary Elise Schlesinger: Food was amazing service was terrible. I wish I had more room to type the terrible service we had. Try the butternut squash app, the porkchop, duck, and chocolate tart. Cab wine by glass was so good
Jessica W: The butternut squash cavatelli appetizer was incredible!
Louis Ivan: Have the butternut squash agnolotti! You can then die happy!
3. Atchafalaya Restaurant
9.0
901 Louisiana Ave, New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · Central City - Garden · 136 tips and reviews
Debby Asberry-Chua: The butternut soup was great and the wagyu beef was great. For dessert, the marscapone stuffed chocolate crepes were really good. It’s a small restaurant. The food is unique and crafted.
Ale: Great service; good brunch! Make sure you get a table inside if you want to listen to the live band
Thrillist: Atchafalaya is an underlooked brunch gem. Be on the lookout for the duck hash, AND the “Eggs Treme”; a Benedict variation featuring a boudin cake, poached eggs, popcorn crawfish, and hollandaise. Read more.
5. Three Muses
9.0
536 Frenchmen St, New Orleans, LA
Cocktail Bar · Marigny · 160 tips and reviews
Jessica W: The butternut squash ravioli is amazing.
Yessica Chung: Small around the world exquisite dishes such as seafood, lamb, rabbit, falafel. Enjoyed an evening with great music, cocktails and draft beer. Wonderful bands very romantic evening.
Eater: The focus here is on the music as much as the food—both are great—making it a quintessential New Orleans experience. [Eater 38 Member]
6. Juan's Flying Burrito
8.5
2018 Magazine St (at Saint Andrew), New Orleans, LA
Mexican Restaurant · Lower Garden District · 115 tips and reviews
Marie Kimball: The butternut squash soup is amazing!!!! Pumpkin seeds and cilantro, ole'!
Amy Garrett: Love the pork & slaw tacos. A little heat! The specials are always good. Sweet n green -yummy veggie option! Same with Mardi Grad Indian tacos and the redfish tacos. Very eclectic menu!
Eater: Combining all sorts of flavors and ingredients into normal Mexican dishes like tacos and quesadillas, Juan’s also offers regular happy hour specials on margs and mojitos. [Eater 38 Member]
7. Domenica
8.9
123 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA
Italian Restaurant · Central Business District · 266 tips and reviews
emilyyy: if I had to eat one thing for the rest of my life it would be the butternut squash ravioli from here... ahhhmazing!
mishee dee: Great cocktails. Had the butternut squash pizza and it was a little too sweet, next time I would add some prosciutto on top and have them go light on the sauce and it would probably be perfect.
rahblah: Fried kale. Roasted cauliflower. And of course pizza. Don't miss dessert here. They also make a ridiculous (non-traditional) king cake.
9. The Polo Club Lounge
8.2
300 Gravier St, New Orleans, LA
Hotel Bar · Central Business District · 10 tips and reviews
Jay G: Try the French 75 w/gin; Prosecco, Lemon syrup, sugar, and Gin. It's light and hits the spot.
Katie Pitre: No TVs! It is absolutely refreshing!
Lily Castle: Get the table by the window for some awesome people watching. It's so cozy and classy, you won't get bored while people watching here.
12. Marti's
7.8
1041 Dumaine St (Rampart), New Orleans, LA
French Restaurant · French Quarter · 3 tips and reviews
David Schwartz: Great menu, great service and an all-around great find. They revitalized this former legendary New Orleans Favorite. You must try the Gulf Fish Almandine and get some Raw Oysters while you are at it.
Eater: Chef Drew Lockett cooks impressive rustic bistro fare, and a wealth of raw bar options that dazzle. Also, they're open until midnight, Wednesday-Saturday.
Abigail Gullo: Steve is an amazing bartender. I have yet to even see the dining room, but both my experiences at the bar have been divine. My rabbit was delicious as was the savory sage pain perdu.
Eater: New chef Guy Reinbolt creates Louisiana-inspired French/International cuisine and the swanky, new Empire Bar— manned by Paul Gustings— turns out pre-prohibition classics and modern craft cocktails.
Food Network: Local seafood shines here, especially in the bouillabaisse. It brims with tender fruits de mer in a robust saffron-tomato broth. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Rachel Kuta: Best truffle Fries ever.. With black Pepper.
15. Bayona
8.6
430 Dauphine St (btwn St. Louis and Conti), New Orleans, LA
New American Restaurant · French Quarter · 57 tips and reviews
Kay Burnett: Beautiful and comfortable with amazing food. The menu changes near daily under owner chef Susan Spicer.
TripExpert: A tip from our expert reviewer, Fodors: "A legendary favorite at lunch is the sandwich of smoked duck, cashew peanut butter, and pepper jelly." -On TripExpert Read more.
Andrea W: Try the Stormy Morning!